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Congrats on your new ride. Hope you enjoy it to the fullest. A few members have already fixed that. The problem is Ford started to put only a single horn in 2019, the solution is to install the 2015-2018 model horn. See this thread. Sorry, I can't help on your other questions. For 2 & 3 there will probably be solutions for them, don't remember someone mentioning them though. For 4, that is probably not possible due to the Sync programming.

May I suggest you add some indentations on the mold were the holes would be so that they would be easily located after making the product? Or maybe screw in screws so holes are ready? I am sure this is something you probably had it in mind, just in case.

If you have 2 key fobs working for the car, you can display the code by following a procedure explained in the owner's manual. See the bottom in this link. Alternatively, a dealer visit or using ForScan will get the job done.

The feature (or annoyance) started with mid 2012 or mid 2013 models, don't remember exactly. If you use ForScan, it might be possible to enable it. You'll have to test it.

The 2019 ST uses a 2-way remote at 902 MHz (US) frequency while the Flex uses a 1-way remote at 315 MHz (US). Cannot be done with the stock remotes.

I'm on my phone now, but remember there was a TSB on this that involved a software update to correct it. Try to also look for similar options under the BCM , body control module or FCIM. Greyed out options in IPC usually mean they are enabled for selection in the target module.

Just to add one more point, if you leave the Edge idling for 30 minutes a message will appear in the instrument cluster and if no confirmation is given it will automatically shutdown. Hence if you find you had forgotten your key, make sure you don't leave the Edge unattended or turn off the auto shutdown in the settings menu (this setting will reset every time you restart).

Maybe I misinterpreted what you stated as "Looks like a cost cutting measure" as the filter being inferior to the one before the cost cutting. Nevertheless, Forums are for discussions like these, hope you didn't take my reply as a criticism to you, it is just my opinion on the filters themselves.

No, it does not illuminate.

Just a reminder, Ford's Oil life minister does NOT actually measure the oil itself, there is no sensor sensing the oil. If someone resets the oil life monitor without changing the oil, the system will not detect it and will make a new oil life estimate with the assumption that oil was new when the reset was done.

Mine is a 2016. The original part# are FT4Z-5820758-A & FT4Z-5820759-A which show up as discontinued. They installed the newer ones (with B suffix) which on the Tasca site show doesn't fit, but they obviously do.

This will be easily determined once details of the ratios are disclosed. It is the 8F40 as stated in the Owner's Manual. What is also interesting is that the 2019 MKC with the 2.3L used the same transmission as the 2.0, the 6F35. For some reason the "35" transmission rating rating was ok before & now they put a "40" rating even though engine output was quite close. Guess they had developed it with the Bronco Sport in mind and saw it fit better with the 2.3 Lincoln. The 2020 Escape has 3 different transmissions, highest being the 8F35 as per the Owner's Manual.

If the hood is open (or latch is faulty) an indicator in the instrument cluster will show that hood is open. But, even with the hood open it still will not honk. At least that's how it is on my 2016 Sport.

The 2019-2020 ST's Transmission added 2 gears to the previous model's 6-speed. 1 ratio was an added overdrive (higher than the original for better highway fuel economy) and 1 ratio between the old model's 1st & 2nd creating a new 2nd ratio and making the old 2nd ratio a 3rd. This probably created too close ratios and an added shift when accelerating to 60 mph increasing the time. Since the old transmission's ratios were fine (no one complained all these years) I speculate they removed this 2nd and kept the overdrive. This makes sense to me because this is what I feel my 2016 Sport needs, an additional overdrive for highway fuel economy. By the way, here is media page for the 2021: https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedia/fna/us/en/news/2020/10/28/2021-ford-edge--smarter--more-stylish-than-ever--adds-standard-s.html

Good luck with sales. Suggest you change the title to A11 instead of A-II. When I read A-II I thought it was A2.

Don't remember reading about this before. There is no known scenario (in stock form) that would cause the horn to honk when starting the engine. Do you have any alarm system installed?

Welcome to the Forums. I am sure you already know, but just in case, with your high mileage check and replace the water pump before it fails because a failed water pump in these engines might lead to a failed engine.

As per the diagnostic image you posted, the fault is not currently present, it was a past event. They should do pinpoint tests to the ABS and/or Power Steering modules to try and determine a cause. What was happening when the fault first came? As per the manual (attached), C0051-67 refers you to Pinpoint test J (page 46) and some of possible causes start with suspension and tire issues. Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) and Stability Control Diagnosis and Testing.pdf

You have to compare the full part numbers. The numbers you listed are only the middle part which identifies the type of part in Ford's system, which is the same for Ford vehicles, the Prefix & Suffix to that number will determine the exact part (model, year, version, ...etc.). For example, the full part# for 5G203A on the Edge is "F2GZ-5G203-J" while on the Fusion it is "GD9Z-5G203-C". I did not check all the parts, maybe some are identical.

Searching online it seems your issue is the bulb. To be sure, swap the bulbs (left/right), if the yellowing also changes sides, then it's the bulb.

HID bulb turning yellow is probably a sign of failing bulb. By the way, this is what a stock HID bulb for the Edge looks like (D3S):

Aa stated in the procedure, a Interior Trim Remover. Simply a prying tool. Using a regular screwdriver works but you risk scratching the plastic.

See the attached file. It is fairly simple. A­Pillar Trim Panel Interior.pdf

See the attached file. Driver Door Window Control Switch RI.pdf

Without having inside information you will never know which is actually better. just not having the end covers doesn't mean it is inferior. Another argument can be made that you actually have more filtering media due to the filter being longer after removing the end-covers. Here is a comparison on another site, seems to favor the new design a bit. From that thread the new one seems to have better sealing, o-rings and inside cage.